Legal Question in Family Law in California
Letter to the Judge
I was recently in court representing myself, my ex-husband and his attorney stated he paid out for his benefits. Because he had a piece of paper from the union, the judge let him have credit for $266.00 medical $175.00 union dues. However the attorney and the judge could not really make sense of the document. The judge said I if I had something to prove otherwise I could submit it. at the time I did not. But now I do, he lied under oath, and he is on probation. Can I send the judge a copy of my findings? How do I let her know of his false statements without another day in court?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Letter to the Judge
You can't let the judge know without another day in court. With the information you may be able to talk to his attorney and make an agreement outside of court to correct the injustice, otherwise you will need to file a motion to modify the order. Good Luck, Pat McCrary
Re: Letter to the Judge
File for a motion to modify the judge's order. You cannot have communications with the judge without notice to other side. May want to set up ex-parte hearing, simple. Call to discuss 800-685-6950
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